ELIS civil works tender from Kulshi River in Assam's Palashbari division
The Government of Assam has issued a tender for ELIS civil works from Kulshi River at Palashbari under RIDF-XXXII in 2026-27.
The Government of Assam, through the Chief Engineer (Major) of the Irrigation Department, has issued a tender for the construction and civil works of an ELIS (likely a substructure or water lifting system) from the Kulshi River at Makeli, situated within the Palasbari Legislative Assembly Constituency. This works project is funded under the RIDF-XXXII (NABARD) scheme, targeting the financial year 2026-27. The tender falls under the jurisdiction of the Palasbari-Jalukbari Division (I) and is specifically designated as Package No.-3. The contract type is an item rate contract, requiring comprehensive civil engineering work in associated irrigation infrastructure. The estimated project value is approximately ₹28.43 crore, with an earnest money deposit of ₹56.87 lakh and a tender fee of ₹20,000. The tender was published on 31 October 2026 and is scheduled to close on 23 November 2026, with the pre-bid meeting set for 5 November 2026. This project is critical for improving irrigation infrastructure in the region, supporting agricultural activities and water management for local communities.
| Tender ID | 2026_ID_54709_3 |
|---|---|
| Tender Reference | ACEIMPMIT168Pt-XV2026-27 08 Dt_22_10_2026 |
| Issuing Authority | Government of Assam |
| Authority Type | State |
| Project Category | Civil Works |
| Location | Palashbari, Assam |
| Estimated Value | ₹28.4333 Crore |
| Citizen Benefit | Not stated |
| Contract Type | Item Rate |
| Submission Deadline | 2026-11-23 |
| Pre-Bid Meeting | 2026-11-05 |
| Document Fee | 20,000 |
| EMD | 56,86,656 |
| Issued Under Scheme | Standalone |
| Tender Portal Link | Not stated |
The civil works tender for the ELIS from the Kulshi River under RIDF-XXXII (NABARD) represents a significant investment in Assam's irrigation infrastructure. Proper irrigation facilities are essential for agriculture-dependent communities, directly impacting crop production, water resource management, and rural livelihoods. By improving water access and management, the project will contribute to sustained agricultural output and help mitigate drought and water scarcity risks in the Palashbari region. The involvement of a government department ensures transparency and accountability in the execution of this infrastructure, which is critical for maintaining public trust and ensuring that funds are effectively used to benefit the local population. Overall, the project is a strategic effort to boost local economic stability and agricultural resilience.
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